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Basic Robot Layout
As a new member, I am looking for a basic robot layout that has all of the major components physically laid out. For example if a robot is 3 "stories" tall what goes in each floor. I am not looking for someone to do my design work - just a starting point which can be "cobbled together" then modified for specific design traits. Picture galleries are nice but the pictures are too small and its difficult to see all of the components.
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